An Analysis of Extreme Programming: Embracing Change (Second Edition) (Chinese-English Parallel Edition)

Author: (USA) Beck, edited by Lei Jianwen, Chen Zhenchong, Li Mingshu translated
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Features: Extreme Programming, commonly known as XP, is a set of rules for business and software development. Its purpose is to focus the strengths of both on common, achievable goals, enabling XP teams to produce high-quality software at a sustainable pace. This book was written five years after the publication of "Extreme Programming Explained," based on the authors' reevaluation, organization, and restructuring of XP, as well as their continuous involvement in software development projects and new, profound insights into XP. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1, consisting of Chapters 1 to 16, elaborates on various aspects of implementing the XP process; Part 2, consisting of Chapters 17 to 25, focuses on elevating the understanding of XP to a philosophical level to examine the vitality of XP. This book is accompanied by a Chinese-English parallel edition, with clear, practical, and readable language, making it suitable for software developers, software project managers, software engineering researchers, and to read and appreciate the charm of the original English text.
Extreme Programming, commonly known as XP, is a set of rules for business and software development. Its purpose is to focus the strengths of both on common, achievable goals, enabling XP teams to produce high-quality software at a sustainable pace. This book was written five years after the publication of "Extreme Programming Explained," based on the authors' reevaluation, organization, and restructuring of XP, as well as their continuous involvement in software development projects and new, profound insights into XP. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1, consisting of Chapters 1 to 16, elaborates on various aspects of implementing the XP process; Part 2, consisting of Chapters 17 to 25, focuses on elevating the understanding of XP to a philosophical level to examine the vitality of XP. This book is accompanied by a Chinese-English parallel edition, with clear, practical, and readable language, making it suitable for software developers, software project managers, software engineering researchers, and to read and appreciate the charm of the original English text.